Food For Thought

Grocery bills keep rising, and families across our community are feeling the strain. What does that mean for childhood hunger — and how can we respond together?

Back-to-school costs are climbing, leaving families to make tough choices between essentials like food and supplies. Explore these challenges and how BCFF is helping ensure kids have what they need to thrive.

Christmas may still be months away, but the magic has already begun. See how our Christmas in July Toy Drive is helping bring joy to over 800 children this holiday season.

From longshot rookie to Open Champion, Ben’s journey in 2003 was nothing short of magical. But it was only the beginning. Follow along as Candace shares the unforgettable story behind Ben’s life-changing win and how it led to something even greater: a mission to help children facing food insecurity.

As the school year ends, our focus turns to making sure kids have access to food during the summer. With the Birdie Bag program wrapped up for this school year, we’re kicking off our summer feeding program to support students while school is out.

Take a behind-the-scenes look at how the Chief Operating Officer of the Ben Curtis Family Foundation helps bring big ideas to life. From coordinating with schools and food providers to organizing community events and holiday magic, it’s all about heart, hustle, and making a difference for kids in need.

Golf is more than a sport—it’s a force for good. As the Masters approaches, we reflect on how the same dedication that drives champions on the course fuels the Ben Curtis Family Foundation’s mission to outdrive hunger and support local children in need.

Spring break should be a time of rest, but for many kids, it means hunger and hardship. With school meals paused and budgets tight, the impact is real. Learn more about this and how to help.

Discover how BCFF is breaking down barriers to food insecurity alongside School Champions with the Birdie Bag Program. Learn how dedication can make a real difference for children in need—because no child should go hungry.